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Love the light shining through
WONDER HOW LONG AGO THE PIC WAS TAKEN AND HAS THE MAN ANY FAMILY?
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Bub, please share some of your experiences with us. What were some of the biggest changes you saw in your 24 years of living there? I'm sure I'm not the only one who is interested, especially because those were the years that saw both the worst overcrowding and the advent of deinstitutionalization.
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I have a seiman's unit which I believe is a dental xray.It is about 12 in. in diameter and is in a wood covered old looking fitted box..
The boat is breathing. . .
Alright so we confirmed that Motts is Jigsaw what else is new?
Almost looks like someone or something is reflected in the paint. Shutter?
Gives me goosebumps. R.L. Stein wouldn't touch this with a ten foot pole.
You are sentenced to six months in prison with no DVR!
Feel like taking a nap? The bed is already made, nice and snug. All you need is some warm milk and a bed time story.
Vincent Price laugh anyone? Sends chills down my pigmented albinic spine. Smart idea to take a picture from an angle rather than straight on. This way, the darkness almost calls to you. The door is probably in such good condition because the Devil (AKA my ex-girlfriend) protects her own.
Better this than that Cannibal Corpse shout out. Or the rubber dude thing! This looks like something out of Fringe. In the tub on the right, it almost looks like fingers reaching out.
Hello Adam I would like to play a game.
Maxwell Coffee anyone?
Crawl inside the oven and take a photo looking out. There is no way that I would though. It looks like the darkness goes on forever.
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I wish oregon had places like these.